Shrine of the Little Flower High School - Theresian Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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Pin: iff iw, A ' 5. ,f' gh Samui' .AQ Loy teachers hold a session in the faculty room. Left to right are Donald Roden, general science and mathematics, Albert Halcli, English and history, Ellen Miller, biology, physical education, and Ronald Horwath, English and physical education. MENTCJRS DIRECT LINE, BALANCE, UNITY Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, Ohio who staff the high school are: Sister Grace Miriam, principal, Sister Con- stantia, Latin, French, Spanish, Sister Mary Eulalie, re- ligion, mathematics, Sister Silveria, music, Sister Berch- mans, stenography, office and secretarial training, Sister Rose Eleanor, biology, Sister Rose Magdalen, chemistry, mathematics, Sister Mary Virginia, drafting, mathematics, chemistry, Sister Emmanuel, religion, English, art, Sister Charles Ellen, English, religion, Latin, Sister Eugene, history, English, religion, Sister Henry Miriam, home- making, Sister Marie Norberta, Latin, religion, biology, Sister Ancilla Marie, Latin, speech, art, Sister Mary Helen English, religion, Sister Margaret Thomas, history, religion, typing. Mrs. Frances Keenan is librarian. I

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or REV. PAUL MATHESON Senior Religion REV. CHARLES E. COUGHLIN, Pastor REV. PAUL LEDERMAN Religion Other priests who provide spiritual services at Shrine High are: Rev. Thomas Rodgers CSSPg Rev. Leonard Foley, OFMg Rev. Juvenal Pfalzer, OFM. and Rev. Walter H. Ford. 8

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R. Luther finds it quite a task counting the canceled stamps that aid the mis- sion funds. An ancient tradition is brought into modern times as J. Grohman, Sodality vice-prefect, lights the last candle on the Advent Wreath. Correspondence with foreign students bring the missions closer to home. A. Brown and N. Cowdin get off another batch. Q